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Prescribed Bodies Corporate Directory March 2017 Prescribed Bodies Corporate March Directory 2017 Badu Ar Mua Migi Lagal (TSI) Corporation RNTBC [ICN: 4583]1 Preferred method of Chair The Badu Ar Mua Migi Lagal (Torres Strait Islanders) Corporation RNTBC communication: Maluwap Nona administers native title rights and interests on behalf of the people of Badu Email or phone call to Mr Ph: 0497643345 and Moa. Translated, the name means ‘Badu and Moa little islands’ and the Maluwap Nona and “cc: in John Email: determination area includes some 80 islands in the vicinity of Badu and Wigness [email protected] m Moa. Some of these islands are: Mailing Address: Parts of Matu (Whale Island) c/- TSIRC MER Deputy Chair Zurat (Phipps Island) MER, QLD, 4875 Saila Savage Kulbai (Spencer Island) Via Thursday Island QLD, 4875 Ph: 0400762194 Ngurtai (Quoin Island) Maitak (Wilson Island) Email: Treasurer chairperson.malulamar@gmail. Opeta James Kaitap Kanig (Duncan Island) com and Ph: 07 40694095 Ilapnab (Green Island) [email protected] Email: [email protected] Tukupai (Clarke Island) Ngul (Browne Island) Contact Person Tuin (Barney Island) John Wigness Ph: 07 4094833 Wia (High Island) Email: [email protected] Logan Rocks Gainaulai Directors: Tuft Rock Maluwap Nona Meth Islet Saila Savage Opeta James Kaitap Dadalai (Canoe Island) 1 Uninhabited Islands PBC; Inhabited Islands PBC; ICN= Indigenous Corporation Number ICN 1103 PBC Contact Information List ( Current as at 3 March 2017 ) Last Updated 6 March 2017 P a g e | 1 Prescribed Bodies Corporate March Directory 2017 John Wigness Horace Nona You can find out more about Native Title in this area by reading the Douglas Tomsana determination found at http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/cases/cth/federal_ct/2006/412.html To view the Corporation’s Rulebook, or other information pertaining to compliance with the Corporations (ATSI) Act 2006, please see http://www.oric.gov.au/document.aspx?concernID=104583 ICN 1103 PBC Contact Information List ( Current as at 3 March 2017 ) Last Updated 6 March 2017 P a g e | 2 Prescribed Bodies Corporate March Directory 2017 Dauanalgaw (TSI) Corporation RNTBC [ICN: 3510]2 (DAUAN) Preferred method of Chair The Dauanalgaw (Torres Strait Islanders) Corporation RNTBC administers communication: Thomas Mooka native title rights and interests over Dauan. Dauan, the smallest island in the Phone call and email to Chair Mobile: 0498 815 367 Top Western Cluster, is situated approximately 6 km to the south west of Email: Saibai. It is also known as Mount Cornwallis Island, and incidentally forms Mailing Address: [email protected] c/- TSIRC DAUAN part of the Great Dividing Range. The language spoken on Dauan is Kalaw DAUAN ISLAND Secretary Kawaw Ya, and there are strong traditional kinship ties with the other Top via Thursday Island QLD 4875 (Vacant) Western Cluster islands of Saibai and Boigu. Dauan is serviced by boat, barge and helicopter, the nearest airport being Saibai. Email: Treasurer [email protected] Tina Asela You can find out more about Native Title on Dauan by reading the determination found at Directors Tenny Elisala http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/cases/cth/federal_ct/2000/1064.html Jeffrey Gaidan John Mooka More information, including information relating to Indigenous Land Use Sam Maka Agreements, may be found at Guy Uta http://www.atns.net.au/agreement.asp?EntityID=394 Tabipa Harry Thomas Mooka To view the Corporation’s Rulebook, or other information pertaining to Wrench Mau compliance with the Corporations (ATSI) Act 2006, please see Contact Person http://www.oric.gov.au/document.aspx?concernID=103510 Sam Maka 2 Uninhabited Islands PBC; Inhabited Islands PBC; ICN= Indigenous Corporation Number ICN 1103 PBC Contact Information List ( Current as at 3 March 2017 ) Last Updated 6 March 2017 P a g e | 3 Prescribed Bodies Corporate March Directory 2017 Erubam Le Traditional Land and Sea Owners (TSI) Corporation RNTBC [ICN:3860] 3 (ERUB) Preferred method of Chair The Erubam Le Traditional Land and Sea Owners (Torres Strait Islanders) communication: Jim Gela Corporation RNTBC administers the native title rights and interests of Only email or phone call Mobile: 0473619537 Erubam Le over Erub (Darnley Island). Erub is the largest volcanic island in [email protected] Lot 110, Egriu Village the Eastern Cluster Group at the edge of the Great Barrier Reef. On 1 July DARNLEY ISLAND, QLD, 4875 Mailing Address: 1871, Erub became the stage for the Coming of the Light, where the gospel PO Box 75 Deputy Chair was first introduced, by the London Missionary Society, to the Torres Strait DARNLEY ISLAND Dick Pilot Jnr region. via Thursday Island QLD 4875 Secretary You can find out more about Native Title on Erub by reading the Email Gladys Doolah determination found at [email protected] Ph: 0447 479 866 http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/cases/cth/federal_ct/2004/1573.html Email: [email protected] More information, including information relating to Indigenous Land Use Treasurer Agreements, may be found at Ida Wano http://www.atns.net.au/agreement.asp?EntityID=2641 Ph: (07) 4090 0827 Ph: 0400480736 To view the Corporation’s Rulebook, or other information pertaining to 3 Uninhabited Islands PBC; Inhabited Islands PBC; ICN= Indigenous Corporation Number ICN 1103 PBC Contact Information List ( Current as at 3 March 2017 ) Last Updated 6 March 2017 P a g e | 4 Prescribed Bodies Corporate March Directory 2017 Email: [email protected] compliance with the Corporations (ATSI) Act 2006, please see http://www.oric.gov.au/document.aspx?concernID=103860 Directors Anita Sipi Elia Doolah Jim Gela Gladys Doolah Reena Pilot Walter Lui Contact Person Walter Lui Ph: (07) 4069 4271 Ph: 0413 955 133 Email: [email protected] Elia Doolah (please use Gladys details) ICN 1103 PBC Contact Information List ( Current as at 3 March 2017 ) Last Updated 6 March 2017 P a g e | 5 Prescribed Bodies Corporate March Directory 2017 Garboi (TSI) Corporation RNTBC [ICN:4548] 4 Preferred method of Chair The Garboi (Torres Strait Islander) Corporation RNTBC administers the native communication: Nazareth Fauid title rights and interests of the Porumalgal and Masigalgal over uninhabited Phone call to Nazareth Fauid Ph: (07) 4090 0776 Garboi (Arden Island). Mobile: 0458 423 524 Mailing Address: Fax: (07) 4069 4377 Nazareth Fauid Email: You can find out more about Native Title on Garboi by reading the Lot 36, Cnr Gibson and Murray [email protected] determination found at Street http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/cases/cth/federal_ct/2005/1117.html PORUMA ISLAND Deputy Chair Via Thursday Island QLD 4875 Dan Mosby More information, including information relating to Indigenous Land Use Ph: (07) 4069 4351 Agreements, may be found at Email: Fax: (07) 4069 4351 http://www.atns.net.au/agreement.asp?EntityID=2874 [email protected] Mobile: 0429 137 857 .au Treasurer To view the Corporation’s Rulebook, or other information pertaining to Jack Billy compliance with the Corporations (ATSI) Act 2006, please see http://www.oric.gov.au/document.aspx?concernID=104548 Minute-Secretary Vida Warria Directors Nazareth Fauid Dan Mosby Jack Billy 4 Uninhabited Islands PBC; Inhabited Islands PBC; ICN= Indigenous Corporation Number ICN 1103 PBC Contact Information List ( Current as at 3 March 2017 ) Last Updated 6 March 2017 P a g e | 6 Prescribed Bodies Corporate March Directory 2017 Vida Warria ICN 1103 PBC Contact Information List ( Current as at 3 March 2017 ) Last Updated 6 March 2017 P a g e | 7 Prescribed Bodies Corporate March Directory 2017 Geberalgal (TSI) Corporation RNTBC [ICN: 3861] 5 Preferred method of Chair The Gebaralgal (Torres Strait Islanders) Corporation RNTBC administers communication: Fred Peters native title rights and interests over Gebar, also known as Gabba Island or Email to Fred Peters Email: [email protected] Two Brothers Island, an island to the north-west of Iama. Gebar is an Ph: 0438471612 uninhabited island and is perceived to be within the ‘territory’ of those Mailing Address: c/- Trading Post Directors people today living on Iama, including those who moved permanently from HORN ISLAND, QLD, 4875 Betty David Tudu. Fred Peters Email: Jomen David You can find out more about Native Title on Gebar by reading the [email protected] Philomena Else David determination found at Richard Newie http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/cases/cth/federal_ct/2004/1577.html Simeon Baluz Sophie Luffman Wilson David More information, including information relating to Indigenous Land Use Richard Newie Agreements, may be found at Mobile: 0428 888 214 http://www.atns.net.au/agreement.asp?EntityID=1103 To view the Corporation’s Rulebook, or other information pertaining to compliance with the Corporations (ATSI) Act 2006, please see http://www.oric.gov.au/document.aspx?concernID=103861 5 Uninhabited Islands PBC; Inhabited Islands PBC; ICN= Indigenous Corporation Number ICN 1103 PBC Contact Information List ( Current as at 3 March 2017 ) Last Updated 6 March 2017 P a g e | 8 Prescribed Bodies Corporate March Directory 2017 Goemulgaw (TSI) Corporation RNTBC [ICN: 3508] 6 (MABUIAG) Preferred method of Chair The Goemulgaw (Torres Strait Islanders) Corporation RNTBC administers communication: Johnny Kris native title rights and interests recognised over Mabuiag, part of the Email to Chair Email: [email protected] Western Cluster group. Mabuiag, once known as Jervis Island, is the only And "cc" Flora Warror and Tony inhabited island in the Bellevue Islands group and is situated approximately Bani and the PBC email. Deputy Chair Anthony Bani 100kms north of Thursday Island. Like the larger islands of Moa and Badu to If urgent please call Sophie to Email: its south, Mabuiag is part of the old submerged land bridge that ran from get in touch with Chair [email protected] Cape York to Papua New Guinea.
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